Finally, by using a mixed-mode crack propagation simulation and two types of experimental information (loading-displacement response curve and crack path profile), the parameters of the cohesive zone model were inversely identified and its simulation results are in good agreement with the experiment.
Potential primary and secondary substrate binding sites were identified and docking simulations indicated likely substrates including prenyl and phenolic molecules.
Third, multiple conformations are identified and clustered from simulation data and further projected on a three-dimensional globe specifying protein orientations and interacting energies.
The design tool allows relatively inexpensive design options to be identified and evaluated, reducing simulation and design effort and providing improved solutions, compared to conventional techniques.
Drawing on the information gained from these case studies, promising concepts with respect to energy savings and replication potential were identified and investigated by simulation studies [A.
In an optimal computing budget allocation problem, different measures of selection quality determine how the best set of designs can be identified and how the simulation budget should be allocated among the designs.
Finally, potential areas prone to failure or reactivation were identified, and a new simulation was performed that considered the back-calculated rheological parameters.
The equations for modelling of the photo-catalytic process are identified and used for simulations and analyses to improve the apparatus design and find the best operating conditions.
After high-performance computers were developed in the latter half of the 20th century, Nobel Prize winner Ken Wilson identified computation and simulation as a third paradigm for scientific exploration.
Firstly, they analysed the data set characteristics, such as the continent on which the studies are conducted, the subject discipline, the methodological research design, the types of games and simulations identified, and the time period in which the majority of the studies took place.
